The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has released the official list of eligible candidates for NEET PG 2026-27 Round 2 counselling who have been provisionally converted from Indian to NRI (Non-Resident Indian) status. This list contains over 100 candidates whose NRI status has been approved based on document scrutiny by MCC. If your roll number appears on this list, you are now eligible to participate in Round 2 as an NRI candidate and compete for NRI-quota seats. However, this provisional approval comes with a critical condition: you must produce the original documents that were submitted to MCC at the time of reporting if you receive an NRI seat allotment, or your admission will be cancelled.
If your roll number is on this NRI list, you can now compete for NRI seats in Round 2, but you must bring original documents to reporting or lose your seat.
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This is an official eligibility list released by MCC for NEET PG 2026-27 Round 2 counselling. It contains the names and roll numbers of candidates who have successfully applied for and been approved for NRI status conversion. Being on this list does not guarantee you a seat — it means you are now eligible to participate in Round 2 counselling as an NRI candidate instead of an Indian candidate.
The conversion from Indian to NRI status is provisional. This means MCC has reviewed your documents and found them acceptable for now, but the approval is conditional on you producing those same original documents when you report for admission if you are allotted an NRI seat. If you do not produce the documents at reporting, your admission will be cancelled immediately, regardless of which seat you were allotted.
Who Is on This List
The list contains 100+ candidates across all medical specialties and all states. Each candidate is identified by their NEET PG 2026 roll number and full name. The candidates come from diverse backgrounds and have applied for various postgraduate medical courses (MD, MS, PG Diploma, DNB) across India.
To check if you are on the list, search for your roll number in the two-page document. The list is presented in a table format with two columns: Roll No and Candidate Name. If your roll number appears, you are eligible for NRI counselling in Round 2.
- Search by your NEET PG 2026 roll number
- List includes candidates from all states and all medical specialties
- Covers MD, MS, PG Diploma, and DNB courses
- Approximately 100+ candidates listed across two pages
What NRI Status Means in NEET PG Counselling
NRI (Non-Resident Indian) status in NEET PG counselling means you are classified as a Non-Resident Indian for the purpose of seat allocation. This classification affects which seats you are eligible for and how many seats are available to you. NRI seats are a separate quota maintained by MCC, and typically have different cutoff scores and availability compared to Indian candidate seats.
By being converted to NRI status, you will now compete only for NRI-quota seats in Round 2. You will not be eligible for Indian-quota seats, Competent Authority Quota (CAQ), or state-specific quotas. The advantage is that NRI seats often have lower competition in some specialties, but the disadvantage is that the pool of available seats is smaller and limited to the NRI quota only.
- You compete only for NRI-quota seats, not Indian-quota seats
- NRI seats are a separate allocation maintained by MCC
- Cutoff scores and seat availability may differ from Indian quota
- You are not eligible for Competent Authority Quota or state quotas
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Critical Requirement: Original Documents at Reporting
This is the most important trap in this notice. Your NRI status approval is provisional only. The condition is that you must produce the exact same original documents you submitted to MCC at the time of reporting for admission. 'Reporting' means when you physically go to the allotted college to complete your admission formalities after Round 2 allotment.
If you are allotted an NRI seat in Round 2 but do not bring the original documents to reporting, your admission will be cancelled immediately. MCC will not accept photocopies, scanned copies, or digital versions — only the original documents that were scrutinized during the NRI conversion process. This is a hard rule with no exceptions.
- ⚠️ You MUST bring original documents to reporting if allotted an NRI seat
- ⚠️ Photocopies or scanned documents are NOT accepted
- ⚠️ Failure to produce originals will result in cancellation of admission
- ⚠️ This applies even if you have already been allotted a seat
- Keep your original documents safe and ready from now until reporting
What Documents You Need to Bring to Reporting
The notice does not specify which exact documents you submitted for NRI conversion, as this varies by candidate. However, typical NRI documents include: passport (original), visa or travel stamps showing residence abroad, PAN card, Aadhaar card, MBBS degree certificate, MBBS mark sheets, and any other proof of NRI status you provided to MCC.
You should have received a confirmation email or letter from MCC when your NRI status was approved, which may have listed the documents they accepted. If you are unsure which documents you submitted, contact MCC immediately to clarify. Do not assume — get written confirmation of exactly which documents you need to bring. Store all originals in a safe place and do not lose them between now and reporting.
- Typically includes: passport, visa, travel stamps, PAN, Aadhaar
- May include: MBBS degree, mark sheets, proof of residence abroad
- Check your MCC confirmation email for the exact list
- Contact MCC if you are unsure which documents were accepted
- Keep originals in a safe place — do not lose or damage them
How to Verify Your Name on the List
The list is organized by roll number in ascending order across two pages. To find yourself, search for your NEET PG 2026 roll number. Your roll number is a 10-digit number that was assigned to you when you registered for NEET PG 2026. It appears on your admit card and all official correspondence from MCC.
Once you locate your roll number, verify that the candidate name matches your name exactly as it appears on your MBBS degree certificate and NEET PG admit card. If your name is spelled differently on the list, contact MCC immediately to report the discrepancy. Do not assume a minor spelling variation is acceptable — names must match exactly across all documents.
- Search for your 10-digit NEET PG 2026 roll number
- Verify the candidate name matches your official documents exactly
- Check both pages of the list if needed
- Report any spelling discrepancies to MCC immediately
- Keep a screenshot or printout of your entry for your records
What Happens Next: Round 2 Counselling Process
Now that you are on the NRI eligible list, you are cleared to participate in Round 2 counselling. MCC will release the Round 2 counselling schedule separately, which will include dates for choice filling, processing, and allotment. You must register for Round 2 using your NEET PG roll number and password on the MCC counselling portal when registration opens.
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During choice filling, you will select your preferred colleges and specialties from the available NRI-quota seats. The number of NRI seats available varies by college and specialty. After you submit your choices, MCC will process them and release an allotment list. If you are allotted a seat, you will receive a notification with your allotted college, specialty, and category. You must then report to that college within the specified time frame with all required documents, including the original NRI documents.
- Wait for MCC to announce Round 2 counselling schedule
- Register on MCC portal when Round 2 registration opens
- Fill your choices for NRI-quota seats only
- Check allotment list on the announced date
- Report to allotted college with original documents within the deadline
Important: This Is Provisional Approval Only
The notice explicitly states that the NRI conversion is 'provisional'. This means MCC has done an initial document check and found your documents acceptable, but the approval is not final. The final confirmation happens only when you produce the original documents at reporting. If there is any discrepancy between the documents you submitted and the originals you bring to reporting, or if the originals do not match the copies MCC reviewed, your admission can be cancelled.
Do not treat this list as a guarantee of NRI status. It is a preliminary approval that becomes final only after document verification at reporting. If you have any doubt about whether your documents are acceptable, contact MCC now to clarify, rather than waiting until reporting and risking cancellation.
- ⚠️ Approval is provisional, not final
- ⚠️ Final confirmation happens at reporting with original documents
- ⚠️ Any discrepancy between submitted and original documents can lead to cancellation
- ⚠️ Contact MCC now if you have doubts about your documents
- Do not assume your NRI status is guaranteed until you complete reporting
What If Your Name Is Not on the List
If you applied for NRI status conversion but your name does not appear on this list, it means your application was not approved. This could be because your documents were incomplete, did not meet the NRI criteria, or were rejected during scrutiny. You will remain classified as an Indian candidate for Round 2 counselling.
If you believe your application should have been approved, contact MCC immediately with your roll number and details. MCC may provide feedback on why your application was rejected. If you have additional documents or can clarify any issues, you may be able to reapply, but this depends on MCC's policy and the timing of Round 2. Do not wait — contact MCC as soon as possible if you are not on the list but expected to be.
- If not on the list, you remain an Indian candidate for Round 2
- Contact MCC immediately to ask why your application was rejected
- Ask if you can reapply with additional or corrected documents
- Do not assume rejection is final — clarify with MCC
- Act quickly, as Round 2 counselling may start soon
Key Dates and Next Steps
This list was released on 14 November 2026. The notice does not specify when Round 2 counselling will begin, when choice filling will open, or when allotment will be announced. MCC will release a separate Round 2 counselling schedule with all these dates. You must monitor the MCC website and your registered email for announcements.
Your immediate action is to verify that your name is on the list, confirm your roll number and name are correct, and ensure you have your original NRI documents safe and accessible. Do not wait for Round 2 to start — prepare now. If you have any questions about your NRI status or the documents you need to bring, contact MCC before Round 2 begins.
- List released: 14 November 2026
- Round 2 schedule: To be announced by MCC
- Action now: Verify your name on the list
- Action now: Confirm your original documents are safe
- Action now: Contact MCC if you have questions
- Monitor MCC website daily for Round 2 schedule announcement
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What does it mean if my roll number is on the NRI eligible candidates list?
It means MCC has provisionally approved your conversion from Indian to NRI status for NEET PG 2026-27 Round 2 counselling. You are now eligible to compete for NRI-quota seats instead of Indian-quota seats. However, this approval is conditional — you must produce the original documents you submitted to MCC at the time of reporting if you are allotted an NRI seat, or your admission will be cancelled.
Is being on this list a guarantee that I will get an NRI seat?
No. Being on the list means you are eligible to participate in Round 2 counselling as an NRI candidate, but it does not guarantee a seat. Whether you get a seat depends on your NEET PG score, your choice of colleges and specialties, and the competition among other NRI candidates. The list only confirms that your NRI status has been approved for counselling purposes.
What happens if I don't bring my original documents to reporting?
Your admission will be cancelled immediately. The notice explicitly states that if you are allotted an NRI seat but fail to produce the original documents at reporting, your admission is liable to be cancelled. MCC will not accept photocopies or scanned documents — only the originals that were scrutinized during the NRI conversion process.
Which documents do I need to bring to reporting?
The notice does not specify the exact documents, as they vary by candidate. Typically, NRI documents include passport, visa, travel stamps, PAN card, Aadhaar card, MBBS degree, and mark sheets. Check your MCC confirmation email or contact MCC to clarify exactly which documents you submitted and must bring to reporting.
I applied for NRI status but my name is not on the list. What should I do?
Contact MCC immediately to ask why your application was rejected. Your application may have been rejected because your documents were incomplete, did not meet NRI criteria, or had discrepancies. Ask MCC if you can reapply with additional or corrected documents, and act quickly as Round 2 counselling may start soon.
When will Round 2 counselling start and when do I need to fill my choices?
The notice does not specify the Round 2 schedule. MCC will release a separate announcement with dates for choice filling, processing, and allotment. Monitor the MCC website and your registered email daily for the Round 2 schedule. Do not wait for the announcement — prepare your documents and college preferences now.
Can I compete for both Indian-quota and NRI-quota seats in Round 2?
No. Once you are converted to NRI status, you can only compete for NRI-quota seats. You are not eligible for Indian-quota seats, Competent Authority Quota, or state-specific quotas. Your choice filling in Round 2 will be limited to colleges and specialties with available NRI seats.
Is my NRI status approval final, or can it be cancelled?
Your NRI status approval is provisional. It becomes final only when you produce the original documents at reporting. If there is any discrepancy between the documents you submitted and the originals you bring, or if the originals do not match the copies MCC reviewed, your admission can be cancelled even after you are allotted a seat.
How do I verify that my name is spelled correctly on the list?
Search for your NEET PG 2026 roll number on the list and check that the candidate name matches your name exactly as it appears on your MBBS degree certificate and NEET PG admit card. If there is any spelling discrepancy, contact MCC immediately to report it. Names must match exactly across all documents.
What if I lose or damage my original documents before reporting?
You must keep your original documents safe from now until reporting. If you lose or damage them, you will not be able to report, and your admission will be cancelled. There is no provision for replacement or alternative documents. Store your originals in a secure place and do not risk losing them.
Can I defer my admission if I am allotted an NRI seat in Round 2?
The notice does not mention deferment options. Typically, NEET PG counselling does not allow deferment — you must report within the specified time frame or forfeit your seat. Check the Round 2 counselling schedule when it is released to see if any deferment policy is mentioned.
Who should I contact if I have questions about my NRI status or documents?
Contact the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS). You can reach MCC through their official website or helpline. Provide your roll number and explain your query. Do not wait until Round 2 starts — contact MCC now if you have any doubts.
If your roll number appears on this NRI eligible candidates list, verify your name immediately and ensure your original NRI documents are safe and accessible. Remember: this approval is provisional and conditional on producing original documents at reporting — failure to do so will result in cancellation of your admission. Monitor the MCC website for the Round 2 counselling schedule, which will announce dates for choice filling, allotment, and reporting. If you have any questions about your NRI status, the documents you need, or the next steps, contact MCC now rather than waiting until Round 2 begins.
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